Book Review

Atheist Shrugged

It is remarkable that anyone still remembers Howard Phillips Lovecraft. A
writer of obscure supernatural horror stories never published outside of cheap
pulp magazines, an introverted and impoverished misanthrope known only to a
tiny circle of friends, H. P. Lovecraft died in 1937 fully expecting to leave
no literary legacy whatsoever.

Yet over the past seventy years, Lovecraft’s stories have
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